CRFS to Launch 3D Airborne Tracking System RFeye AirDefense
CRFS has announced it will launch its passive 3D airborne tracking system RFeye AirDefense at the 56th Annual AOC International Symposium & Convention in Washington DC.
23 October 2019CRFS provides deployable systems to detect, identify and geolocate signals in a range of complex radio frequency (RF) spectrum environments.
CRFS provides deployable systems to detect, identify and geolocate signals in a range of complex radio frequency (RF) spectrum environments.
CRFS designs and builds a range of bespoke, high-performance radio frequency (RF) receivers and pioneering software. These rugged and modular systems monitor the RF spectrum from 9KHz to 18GHz.
Signals are analyzed and geolocated, providing clients with essential transmission intelligence in specific areas of interest. When a signal appears, alerts can be generated and sent to other command and control systems.
With low-noise and high-probability of intercept, CRFS’ systems provide complete and actionable RF intelligence.
When testing weapons and communication systems, CRFS’ solutions continually monitor the spectrum to enable RF deconfliction, preventing equipment from interference with each other or any nearby civilian equipment.
Equipment operating outside of scope, in the wrong area, or at the wrong time can be flagged automatically for attention. CRFS’ systems also alert operators to third-party equipment that may be causing interference. They are then able to automatically geolocate the source.
RF signals in the naval battlespace provide vital intelligence on enemy equipment and future intent. High-performance, rugged CRFS receivers pick up a wide range of signal types from long distances, including low-powered, pulsed signals.
Using CRFS’s artificial intelligence system, signals can be classified as friend or foe and by equipment type. They are then geolocated to gain intelligence on who, what and where the signal came from.
As well as picking up potential adversaries’ signals, CRFS’ systems are used to ensure friendly vessels are not emitting signals during an emissions control (EMCON) state.
Even low-powered, short duration signals can be seen many miles away at sea. Using the CRFS system, clients can quickly and easily verify the status on all shipborne transmitters.
Using a network of CRFS shipborne receivers, clients can passively track RF emissions from aircraft that are undetectable by the ship’s radar. Information on the location, height and speed of the aircraft can be obtained not only to provide intelligence of enemy movement but also deliver an enhanced early warning system for an incoming attack.
At CRFS, we provide hardware and software to provide a first-class naval solution. We work with clients to determine, build and deploy systems to meet specific requirements.
If you have particular project requirements that you would like to discuss or would like further details on any CRFS products, please use the form to get in touch with us.
CRFS has announced it will launch its passive 3D airborne tracking system RFeye AirDefense at the 56th Annual AOC International Symposium & Convention in Washington DC.
23 October 2019CRFS, a global leader in RF spectrum monitoring, management and geolocation solutions, today announces the launch of its automated spectrum monitoring toolset, RFeye Mission.
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